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[Clinical expert classification of chronic cerebrovascular insufficiency]
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This study classifies chronic insufficiency of cerebral circulation (CICC) based on patient data. It proposes a medical expert examination scheme for assessing working capacity in patients with cerebral atherosclerosis and hypertension.
Area of Science:
- Neurology
- Cardiology
- Occupational Medicine
Context:
- Chronic insufficiency of cerebral circulation (CICC) affects patients with cerebral atherosclerosis and essential hypertension.
- Comprehensive examination of 519 patients provided the data for this study.
- Understanding CICC is crucial for managing neurological and cardiovascular health.
Purpose:
- To develop a classification system for chronic insufficiency of cerebral circulation (CICC).
- To establish criteria for classifying CICC based on cerebral atherosclerosis, essential hypertension, and their combination.
- To propose a scheme for medical expert examination of patients' working capacity.
Summary:
- Analysis of 519 patients identified key criteria for classifying CICC.
- The classification considers the stage of CICC and clinical manifestations.
- A working scheme for assessing patient work capacity is presented, considering profession-specific impacts.
Impact:
- Provides a structured classification for CICC, aiding diagnosis and treatment.
- Facilitates objective medical expert examination of working capacity for affected individuals.
- Contributes to better management of patients with cerebrovascular and hypertensive diseases.
Abstract:
Basing on the results of an analysis and systematization of the findings of comprehensive examination of 519 patients the authors identified complexes of characteristic criteria which have served as the basis for creating a classification of chronic insufficiency of cerebral circulation (CICC) developing in cases of cerebral atherosclerosis, essential hypertension, and their combination. With regard to the stage of CICC and expert significance of either clinical manifestations of this disorder in relation to different types of professions a working scheme of medical expert examination of patients' working capacity is proposed.